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A is the only parallel choice

use of "whose" seems to refer to televison rather than children, so B and D are OUT

E seems to say that television is with history

C is not parallel because it compares children and history.


I had same confusion lover... ;)
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A is the only parallel choice

use of "whose" seems to refer to televison rather than children, so B and D are OUT

E seems to say that television is with history

C is not parallel because it compares children and history.


"Whose" refer to what??
This is the first question came in my mind.
But I discovered that "whose" is clearly refering to "children".
"whose" can not refer television because television can not have families with history of nearsightedness.

So B.

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A is the only parallel choice

use of "whose" seems to refer to televison rather than children, so B and D are OUT

E seems to say that television is with history

C is not parallel because it compares children and history.


B it is..

Can television families have history of near-sightedness. :roll: :roll:
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A is the only parallel choice

use of "whose" seems to refer to televison rather than children, so B and D are OUT

E seems to say that television is with history

C is not parallel because it compares children and history.


I think it is A too. Notice the end of the sentence has "in these ways". So there have to more than one reason. 1) watch television and 2) have a history of in family.
Making it one sentence with "whose" will conflict with "these ways".
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OA is B..

I chose A.. Don't we need AND in the correct statement ?

If you haven't already guessed it, the question is from infamous Kaplan.. :) :)
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OA is B..

I chose A.. Don't we need AND in the correct statement ?

If you haven't already guessed it, the question is from infamous Kaplan.. :) :)


B. you are correct. it has a typo error as kaplan forgot to underline the ACs properly..
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A is the only parallel choice

use of "whose" seems to refer to televison rather than children, so B and D are OUT

E seems to say that television is with history

C is not parallel because it compares children and history.

I had same confusion lover... ;)


good to know, I wasn't alone :lol:

but B seemed too awkward...



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